Aspinall SL, et al. - Authors evaluated the correlation between central nervous system (CNS) medication dosage burden and the risk of serious falls, including hip fractures, in individuals (aged ≥ 65 years) residing in the Veterans Health Administration Community Living Centers (CLCs) with a history of a recent fall in this nested case-control study. Findings suggested a greater likeliness of nursing home residents with a history of a fall or hip fracture receiving ≥ 3.0 CNS standardized daily doses (SDDs) to have a recurrent serious fall vs those not taking CNS medications. The authors suggested that serious falls may be reduced by interventions targeting this vulnerable population.